vivienne_strauss:
After an especially profound encounter, Hugh will never again eat octopus.
vivienne_strauss:
She wanted something to happen--something, anything: she did not know what.
vivienne_strauss:
Laundry day.
vivienne_strauss:
Life must go on; I forget just why
vivienne_strauss:
Family portrait.
vivienne_strauss:
Bless the beasts and the children.
vivienne_strauss:
This Side of Paradise.
vivienne_strauss:
Some (sullen) Sallys
vivienne_strauss:
A room of her own. Portrait of Virginia Woolf.
vivienne_strauss:
Charlie's first summer.
vivienne_strauss:
Misha embarks on an exciting new career.
vivienne_strauss:
Edward at home, 8 Strawberry Lane, Yarmouth, MA
vivienne_strauss:
Tesla's pigeons.
vivienne_strauss:
Just an ordinary day at 66 Main Street.
vivienne_strauss:
If birds wore clothes.
vivienne_strauss:
Henry takes Irving out for fish and chips at the White Squirrel Brewery.
vivienne_strauss:
Dorothy Parker with her dogs at The Lowell, overcoming writer's block.
vivienne_strauss:
City cats.
vivienne_strauss:
The Birth of the Butterfly
vivienne_strauss:
Nora, daughter of owls.
vivienne_strauss:
The art of flower arranging.
vivienne_strauss:
Wall of cats. (caterwauling)
vivienne_strauss:
Georgia's passion for plants flourishes while Gerald withers away behind his book.
vivienne_strauss:
Louisiana Wood relaxes after a long week.
vivienne_strauss:
There was nothing Betty liked better than being the bearer of bad news.
vivienne_strauss:
After a most fortuitous day of shopping, Madge and Jeffrey become hopelessly lost on the way home.
vivienne_strauss:
The Lesser Known Sandal Cemetery
vivienne_strauss:
Pajama party.
vivienne_strauss:
Held rigid to the pattern with the stiffness of their gowns.
vivienne_strauss:
American dream.
